1908-1950: Early experiences
On 9 March 1908, Inter Milan Football Club was founded. At that time, the Italian and Swiss players in the "Milan Cricket and Football Club" (the predecessor of the current AC Milan Club) were extremely dissatisfied with the team's excessive Britishization and some snobbish behavior, angrily left the team and formed inter milan football club on their own, and the meaning of the word "international" also lies in this. In fact, Inter Milan's first captain was the Swiss Hernst Manktl. The club's colours are golden yellow, black and blue.
In 1910, the second year of Inter Milan's existence, the team won the league title, which was inter milan's first league title.
In 1928, under the coercion of the fascist authorities, Inter Milan merged U.S. Milanese into Inter Milan and renamed it "Ambrosana". The word Ambrosiana is derived from religion and is a favorite of Benito Mussolini. Originally, Ambrosiana was originally the name of the Genoa team, and Genoa was forced to change to "GENOVA" (derived from a port name in Genoa, meaning Genoa).
Giuseppe Meazza
In 1930, Inter won the first Coppa Italia in the club's history. The 1934 World Cup was Italy's first World Cup. There are 5 Inter Milan players in this national team, of which Giuseppe Meazza is the brightest star of the World Cup.
In 1938, Italy captured their second World Cup. Meazza was already the soul of the national team at this time, wearing the captain's armband and leading the team to defend the title successfully. There are 6 players in this team from Inter Milan. In the same year, Under the command of Coach Armando Castellazi and the outstanding performances of Many players such as Peruchetti, Buonnoco, Locatelli, Ormi, Ferrari and Meazza, inter Milan and Other powerful teams, won the 1937-1938 First Division Championship and won the 1939-40 season again.
In 1940, Inter Milan's flag, Giuseppe Meazza, was forced by fascism to transfer to AC Milan. It was not until the end of World War II that Inter Milan was able to escape the persecution of the Fascists in Mussolini, and the flag figure Giuseppe Meazza finally returned to his beloved Inter Milan.
In 1947, the team hero Giuseppe Meazza ended his football career at Inter Milan, playing a total of 408 games for the team and scoring 287 goals. Meazza died in 1979, and a year later the Meazza Stadium bears his name.
1950-2000: Glory days
In 1953, Inter Milan, who had been away from the title for 13 years, won the championship trophy under the leadership of Manager Alfredo Vonne and stars Benito Lorenzo, Scroogeren, Wilkes and Nils.
In 1961, in the 28th round of Serie A, inter milan and Juventus at the top two in the standings encountered, the two sides had the same points before the game, shortly after the start of the game due to the riots of the Juventus home fans had to be interrupted, after the game the Italian Football Association decided that the two teams replayed, after the last round of matches, because the gap between Inter Milan and Juventus has reached 4 points, which makes the makeover itself meaningless, so the unwilling Inter Milan faction sent a youth team to participate, In the end, Inter lost 9-1, which was also the worst loss in Inter's history.
In 1963, Inter Milan began its glory days. Under the direct leadership of Inter Milan owner Angelo Moratti, Inter Milan began to enter a golden age. He won three league titles in 1963, 1964 and 1966, the last of which won inter milan for his 10th league title, adding a gold star to his shirt. In addition, the team won two European Cups (1964 against Real Madrid in 1964 and Benfica in Portugal in 1965) and 2 Intercontinental Cups (both in 1964 and 1965, both defeating Argentine independence).
In the 1966–67 season, Inter Milan went all out in the First Division and the UEFA Champions Cup, trying to recreate the glory of the 1964–65 "Treble" (League, Coppa Italia, UEFA Champions Cup), and finally failed to do so, after Juventus and Scottish Celtics (UEFA Champions Cup), and won two runner-up titles.
The Inter Milan squad in the era of great internationals
European Championship 1968, Italy's first European Championship. Having just inaugurated the "Era of Greater Inter Milan", players from Inter Milan have rightly become the backbone of this national team, and the best player of this tournament was awarded to Italy's captain, Giazinto Farchetti, who is also the captain of Inter Milan. Sandra Mazzola is the midfield core of the national team.
In the summer of 1978, Inter finished only 5th under new boss Bencerini, but beat Napoli at Roma City to win the Coppa Italia, the team's first title in six years. The team's meritorious Mazzola first entered the management of the team after retiring in 1977, responsible for the transfer and external affairs of the team.
In 1980, Inter Milan took the nine-year-old Title League title in 1979–80, when the team's main striker was Alessandro Altoberly, a national team player who scored 15 goals.
1982 World Cup, Italy's third World Cup. Inter Milan contributed five players to the team, namely Altobury, Belgomi, Oriyali, Bolden and Marini. Altobelli's goal and Bergomi's successful defence in the final were impressive, and Auriari was the main defender of the team.
The German Troika
In 1986, Inter Milan president Ernesto Pellegrini brought in "gold coach" Giovanni Trapattoni from Juventus. After taking office, Coach Trapattoni bought a "troika" from Germany - Lothar Mateus, Andreas Bremer, Jurgen Klinsmann, and the addition of three German foreign aides greatly increased the overall strength of Inter Milan.
In 1989, Inter Milan won their 13th Serie A title, setting a record of 58 points in 34 matches (the format at the time was 2 points for winning). A year later, in the Summer of Italy, The German "Troika" Bremer, Klinsmann and Mateus in Inter Milan led the German team to win the World Cup. Mateus himself became the first player in Inter milan history to win a European golden ball.
On 22 May 1991, 26 years after Inter's last European victory, Inter beat Roma 2–1 in the Final of the UEFA Cup. Mateus and Berthi contributed two goals in the first leg at home. In the 1993–1994 season, Inter milan defeated Salzburg to win the UEFA Cup for the second time under the leadership of Denis Bergkamp and Ruben Sosa. In 1998, Ronaldo became the first player in Inter Milan's history to win the World Footballer of the Year and the second player to win the Ballon d'Or. Defeating Lazio 3-0 in Paris to win the UEFA Cup for the third time. In the case of a lot of league points, due to poor strength and lack of strength, it was not able to win the championship, and the championship was won by Juventus.
In the summer of 1999, Christian Vieri joined Inter Milan, setting a record for the highest transfer fee in world football at the time - $50 million, equivalent to 90 billion lira (hence the name of Mr. 90 billion) Morati finally achieved the dream of the trio of Vieri, Baggio and Ronaldo.
2000-2010: The Millennium Era
League champion
On April 12, 2000, Ronaldo was injured in the Italian Cup final against Lazio, which shocked the world. In the 2001–02 season, "Alien" returned to the game and scored goals. But Inter are fifth in the league. However, in the summer of 2001, "Ronaldo Day" was set up to celebrate the return of "aliens" to the stadium. In November, one of inter's most famous stars in history, legendary defender Giagentto Farchetti became the club's vice-president.
On 5 May 2002, inter milan lost 2–4 away to Lazio in a 2–4 defeat in the final round of the league. The league title was won by Juventus and Roma overtook Inter Milan to jump to second place. As was the case in 1967, the final round of the league left the Nerazzurri with poignant memories.
In 2003, Héctor Cooper led Inter Milan to the semi-finals of the Champions League, where he staged a two-legged "European Derby" with AC Milan in history. In the end, due to the lack of away goals, Inter Milan was eliminated.
In 2005, Roberto Mancini won his first trophy in seven years in his first season as Inter Milan manager. Inter Milan beat Roma 3-0 to win the Coppa Italia with a double at the Olimpico Stadium and Mihajlovic's goal at Meazza. In August of the same year, the team beat Juventus at the Alpi Stadium in Turin to win the Super Cup for the second time in history.
Snake elf poster at meazza stadium
In the 2005–06 season, in the Coppa Italia final, Inter Milan defended their title in a two-legged match against Roma (1-1 at stade olimpico, 3-1 at stadio Meazza). Cruise scored in both rounds, with Cambiasso and Martins scoring one each. In May 2006, Juventus club manager Moggi played a match-fixing telephone recording exposed, triggering the Juventus, AC Milan and other clubs involved in the "phone door" scandal of playing match-fixing, after the trial court ruled that Juventus was relegated to the second division, AC Milan, Lazio, Florence three clubs involved in the case were fined points, and Juventus 2005-06 season of the championship title was cancelled, the championship was awarded to Inter Milan, which is the 14th time Inter Milan won the Serie A title, Inter milan also became the first team to win the court title [7].
In the 2006–07 season, Inter milan came in after falling behind by three goals and successfully defended the Italian Super Cup at the Meazza Stadium by beating Roma 4-3 in extra time. During the season, Inter Milan's generals worked together to create the longest consecutive win in europe's five major leagues - 17 consecutive wins, and won the league title five rounds in advance with an excellent record of creating multiple records. According to statistics, here are all the records of Inter Milan in the 2006-2007 season:
97 points (114 points in total): The all-time record in the Serie A in which 20 teams played, the historical record in the top European league at the time, breaking the record of 95 points set by Chelsea in the 2004-05 season;
30 league wins (38 in total): 17 consecutive league wins: a new record in Serie A history;
15 away wins: a new all-time serie a record in Serie A history (a record set by AC Milan in the league in 1991–92 and 1992–93 with 18 teams).
100th birthday
In 2008, on the occasion of the centenary of the establishment of the team, Inter Milan won the 2007–08 Serie A season, which was also Inter Milan's three consecutive Serie A titles .[8] This season, Inter Milan suffered a large number of injuries on the road to defending their titles, but in the case of Materazzi, Vieira, Samuel, Cordoba and other key players injured for half a year, Inter Still overcame many difficulties and once again stood on top of Italy.
In 2009, Inter Milan locked up a four-game Serie A title before the round due to AC Milan's 2-1 loss to Udinese in the penultimate series match on Saturday. Mourinho's Inter milan team won the subsequent match with a 3-0 home victory over Siena, celebrating the victory.
2010-2012: Brilliant again
Inter Champions League winner
On 5 May 2010, in the coppa Italia final, Inter milan defeated Roma with goals from Diego Alberto Milito to win the sixth Coppa Italia in the team's history. On 17 May, in an away match against Siena, he won the 18th league title in the team's history with a goal from key mr. Milito, winning the 18th league title in the team's history and completing the five-consecutive Serie A title [10]. In the Champions League, Mourinho led the team to defeat strong opponents such as Chelsea and Barcelona all the way to the final of the Champions League. On 23 May 2010, Inter beat Bayern Munich 2–0 at the Santiago Bernabeu to win the third Champions League (UEFA Champions League) title in the team's history,[11] the first of its titles. And to achieve the great cause of the Triple Crown of Serie A, The Italian Cup and the Champions League, becoming the first team in Italy to be crowned the "Triple Crown" (Serie A, Italian Cup, UEFA Champions League). In June, Rafael Benitez from Spain became Inter's new manager. Benitez led Inter milan to a 3-1 Roma victory in the Italian Super Cup. On 27 August, inter Milan became the absolute winner at the 2009-2010 Champions League awards ceremony, with Giulio Cesar taking the best goalkeeper, McCón Douglas Secenador taking the best defender, Wesley Sneider taking the best midfielder, and Diego Alberto Milito taking the best striker and player. On 19 December, Inter Milan represented Europe and finally won the Club World Cup with a goal of Pandev, Eto'o and young Biabiani 3-0 against the African champion Mazanmbay, crowning the "Five Champions" of Serie A, The Coppa Italia, the Champions League, the Italian Super Cup and the Club World Cup, becoming Italy's first "Five Champions". [12] On 23 December, the club officially announced the dismissal of manager Benitez, and on 25 December, the club officially announced that the new manager would be Leonardo.
Brilliant 09-10 season
In 2011, under the leadership of Leonardo, Inter Milan staged a big reversal in the Champions League to eliminate Bayern Munich to advance to the quarter-finals, Leonardo as the manager of the team, led the team to win the Coppa Italia, and then unexpectedly lost to Schalke 04, stopping at the quarter-finals of the Champions League. In Serie A 2010–11, he finished second in the league with 76 points. On 29 May, Inter Milan won the Coppa Italia in the coppa italia final 3-1 against Palermo at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome. This is inter Milan's seventh Coppa Italia trophy, along with the "Trophy for the 150th Anniversary of the Unification of Italy". [13] Former Genoa manager Gian Gaspelini became Inter's new manager as manager of Paris Saint-Germain as manager of Paris Saint-Germain. On August 6, in the Beijing Bird's Nest Italian Super Cup, it was reversed 2-1 by AC Milan and lost the championship.
2012-2016: In a slump
At the beginning of the 2011-12 season, Inter Milan suffered a poor performance of 1 draw and 3 losses in all competitions, and finally after a 3-1 defeat to Novara in Serie A on 21 September, the club announced the dismissal of Gian Piero Gasperini and the takeover of the team by Claudio Ranieri. However, in the face of the aging of the team, the club suffered from financial difficulties and failed to change blood in time, and there was constant gang infighting among the players, and the league ranking fell all the way, and the Champions League, although it qualified as the top of the group, was still eliminated by Marseille in the 1-8 final. On 25 March 2012, Inter milan suffered a 2–0 away defeat to Juventus in the Italian derby, losing their 12th league game of the season. On 26 March, Inter Milan announced that Ranieri had been sacked and Stramaccione, who had just led the Under-19 youth team to the next series title, became the team's new manager. Although the team's state has rebounded after the new coach took office, it was helpless to lose too many points at the beginning of the season, and in the end Inter only ranked 6th in the league this season.
In the 2012-13 season, the team's performance was equally disappointing, and after a winning streak at the beginning of the season, the team's performance plummeted, and finally ranked 9th in the season, not only breaking the bad record, but also missing out on European competitions. In the Europa League, because of the number of away goals, he was unfortunately eliminated by Tottenham Hotspur and stopped in the round of 16. The poor record put Stella Marcioni under pressure. Finally, on 24 May 2013, Inter Milan announced Walter Mazzarí as the team's new manager.
At the end of the 2013-14 season, Inter Milan, who did not play any European competitions, finished fifth in the league under the leadership of manager Mazzari, slightly stopping the downward trend, but also missing out on The Champions League qualification again. In the Coppa Italia, Inter milan were eliminated by Udinese in the quarter-finals and experienced another disappointing season.
In the 2014-15 season, Mazzari was sacked by new boss Toshir after half a season of poor results. [15] On 14 November 2014, Inter Milan officially announced the return of meritorious manager Roberto Mancini to replace Razari, who had been dismissed earlier. [16] After half a season at Mancini's lead, the results fluctuated greatly, sometimes winning consecutively, sometimes losing consecutively, and finally ending the 2014–15 Serie A season with only an eighth-place finish, once again missing out on next season's European competitions. In the Coppa Italia, Inter Milan was eliminated by Napoli, and in the Europa League knockout round, they were also killed by Wolfsburg. Inter Milan fell into a long period of decline after the peak of 2010. The only thing to be thankful for was that the team's young Argentine striker Mauro Icardi won the Serie A Golden Boot with a tie of 22 goals with Luca Tony, becoming another Inter Serie A Golden Boot winner after Zlatán Ibrahimović,[17] becoming the ninth Inter to win the Top Scorer in the Serie A. [17]
In the 2015-16 season, the average age of the 25-year-old team was the youngest in Serie A; the team's salary has dropped to 94 million after year-on-year reductions, ranking fourth in Serie A; Inter have won 20 wins, 7 draws and 11 losses, scored 50 goals and conceded 38 goals and locked in fourth place in the early round. Although the final regret was not to qualify for the 2016-17 Champions League, the team also successfully completed the goal of guaranteeing European qualification for the 2016-17 season, and the team's 53% win rate is also the highest in the season.
On June 7, 2016, Zhang Jindong, Chairman of Suning Group, announced in Nanjing that its subsidiary Suning Sports Industry Group had acquired 68.55% of the shares of Italian Inter Milan Football Club for a total consideration of about 263 million euros through the subscription of new shares and the acquisition of old shares. [18] In the 2016–17 season, Inter ended their Serie A journey in seventh place, losing to Lazio in the Coppa Italia and finishing in the quarter-finals and exiting the Europa League group. On 10 May 2017, Inter Milan Officially announced the dismissal of head coach Stefano Pioli and his coaching staff. [19]
2017 to the present: Continuous improvement
Current head coach Antonio Conte
In the 2017-18 season, Inter Milan finished fourth in Serie A, returned to the Champions League after six years, and won seven trophies in various youth competitions. [20] On 26 October 2018, Inter Milan FC officially announced that the 26-year-old Zhang Kangyang had replaced Eric Tohill as the 21st president in inter milan club history, not only the youngest president in inter milan history, but also the youngest president of a European club.
On 25 January 2019, Inter Milan FC announced that Laine Capital had entered into an agreement with ISC Hong Kong to acquire its 31.05% stake in Inter Milan FC [21]. In September 2019, Inter Milan announced that the club's revenue for the 2018-19 season reached 415 million euros, setting a new revenue record, inter Milan's revenue exceeded 400 million euros for the first time to reach 415 million euros, an increase of 20% from the 346 million euros in the 2017-18 financial year. Inter's revenue increase was partly due to the team's qualification for the Champions League and an increase in revenue from sponsors [22].
In 2019, Conte became Inter Milan manager [4]. In the 2019-20 Serie A season, the team achieved 24 wins, 10 draws and 4 losses, and finally scored 82 points, ranking second in the table with a one-point difference, becoming the runner-up in Serie A that season. Inter tied the league points they had earned when they became Treble champions in 2009-10, earning the highest number of points in the league in nearly 10 years. In the 2019-20 season, Inter scored 113 goals in all competitions, setting a new record for the number of goals scored in a single season since the 1929-30 season. In the Europa League final, Inter Milan lost 2-3 to Sevilla in La Liga and finished second
Inter Milan logo evolution
Inter Milan record
The season with the most points
97 points (2006–07 30 wins, 7 draws and 1 loss, three-point system), 58 points (26 wins, 6 draws and 2 losses in 1988–89, two-point system)
The season with the fewest points
46 points (13 wins, 7 draws and 14 losses, three-point system) (1998–99), 26 points (7 wins, 12 draws and 11 losses in 1941–42, two-point system)
Season with the most wins
2006–07 season (champion), 30 games.
Season with the most home wins
2006–07 season, 15 games
The season with the fewest wins
1941–42 (12nd), 7 games
Season with the most draws
2004–05 (3rd place), 18 games
The season with the fewest losses
2006–07 season, 1 game
The most consecutive wins
Round 9-25 of the 2006–07 season, with a total of 17 games
The most consecutive unbeaten games in a single season
2006–07 season, 31 games. There were 25 wins and 6 draws
The most consecutive unbeaten matches
From the 37th round of the 2005–06 season to the 31st round of the 2006–07 season, a total of 33 games, including 25 wins and 8 draws
Most consecutive unbeaten matches (including European matches)
40 sessions, 2 May 2004 to 27 February 2005
The most winless games in a row
In the 22nd-29th round of the 1947–48 season, there were 8 games; 2 draws and 6 losses
The most draws in a row
Round 7-13 of the 2004–05 season, 7 games
The most consecutive defeats
Rounds 21-25 of the 1947–48 season, Round 10–14 of the 1955–56 (3rd place), Round 29–33 of the 1956–57 season (5th place), 5 games each
The home wins the most disparity match
September 10, 1933 against Casale, 9-0
The most disparity in away defeat
June 10, 1961 against Juventus, 1-9
Season with the most goals
1950–51 (runners-up), 107 goals in 38 games
The season with the fewest goals scored
In the 1974–75 season (9th place), he scored only 26 goals
Season with the fewest goals conceded
In the 1986–87 season (third place), he conceded only 17 goals in 30 games
Season with the most goals conceded
1947–48 and 1949–50 (3rd place), 60 goals each
Supreme Top
81,675 (Inter Milan vs Schalke 04, UEFA Cup 1996–97 semi-final second leg)
The player who scored the most goals in the league
Giuseppe Meazza, 247 goals in 365 games
The player who has played the most in the league
Javier Sanetti, 615 games
The player who has participated in the most international competitions
Giacento Farchetti, 194 games
The player who made the most appearances in the three cup matches
Javier Sanetti, 160 games (as of March 1, 2013)
The player with the most goals in history
Giuseppe Meazza, 258
The longest time without conceding goals
Ivano Bolton, 4-11 of the 1979–80 season, did not concede a single goal in 686 minutes
Serie A champion
18
1909-10，1919-20，1929-30，1937-38，1939-40，1952-53，1953-54，
1961-62，1964-65，1965-66，1970-71，1979-80，1988-89，
2005-06 (sentence changed after telephone door), 2006-07, 2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10
Coppa Italia
Coppa Italia winner
7
1938-39，1977-78，1981-82，2004-05，2005-06，2009-10，2010-11
Italian Super Cup winner
5
1989，2005，2006，2008，2010
TIM Cup champion
8
2002，2003，2004，2005，2007，2010，2011，2012
Pirelli Cup winner
1996，1997，,2000，2003，2006，2008，2009，2010
European Matches (Final Scores and Opponents)
UEFA Champions League winner
3
1963-64, 3-1 against Spain's Real Madrid
1964–65, 1-0 against Benfica, Portugal
2009-10, 2-0 against Bayern Munich, Germany
UEFA Cup winner
1990–91, 2-1 vs. Italy Roma (2 legs)
1993–94, 2–0 vs. Salzburg, Austria (2 legs)
1997–98, 3-0 against Italy's Lazio
International tournaments
Intercontinental Cup winner
2
1964, 1-0 against Argentine Independique (rematch)
1965, 3-0 against Argentine Independiente (won by 3 points)
World Club Cup champion
1
2010, 3-0 to Mazambe, Democratic Republic of the Congo
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